the big issue

next friday 2oth, i'm joining 240 other people in the big issue's big sleep out event in London.

it's an event to raise money to support the work the big issue charity does and everyone attending is aiming to raise £400 each by june 20th. i'm really looking forward to listening to the experiences of big issue vendors and even though one night outside is not comparable to real homelessness, i'm sure this will be an eye-opening experience.

if you have the means and would like to donate to my fundraising effort it would be really appreciated :) and you can do that on my fundraising page

or you can find out more about the event at The Big Sleep Out 2011 page

i'll make sure to post some pics after next friday!

all organs are made from photographs i took of the real corresponding human tissues under the microscope - click the lungs below for a closer look

just a few of the hundreds of photos i took of different organs for interdisciplinary art/science project - broadvision - on in gallery west until may 15th

body map collages coming soon

genius iii

Sohei Nishino - man after my own heart. just saw an exhibition of his work and it's incredible, each of his huge dioramas are made up of thousands of small photos so you have to see them up close to properly appreciate them.

for anyone who likes architecture, cityscapes, maps, b&w photography, collages and highly detailed, meticulous artwork

maybe i should be happy with this end result but all i see are flaws in it. either way i've learnt a lot from doing this project. all i know is i am sooo ready to do something light-hearted and fun now

storyboard

doesn't really animate like this anymore

zine

wanted to address the question of why someone not affected by low wages should care about the living wage campaign

the zine is meant to be filled out with the living expenses and working hours of the reader to see if they could afford to earn less than the living wage. the point being if they can't why should other people have to?

isotype ii

housing, food, bills, childcare

first basic attempts in illustrator, part of my animation

in the mood to reminisce

self-destructive business rat gorging himself on the economy

cryogenically frozen business rats: please thaw out after the recession

inspiration

Robert Massin's typographical interpretation of French play 'La Cantatrice Chauve'. I love these expressive compositions where the meanings of words are enhanced through their position on the page

delayed